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The extent to which the right of private defence of body causing death can be exercising is laid down in
Section 100 of IPC
Section 95 of IPC
Section 99 of IPC
None.
- Section 100 of IPC:
- Deals with when the right of private defense of the body extends to causing death.
- Allows lethal force if there's a reasonable fear of death or grievous hurt.
- Section 95 of IPC:
- Pertains to acts causing slight harm.
- Specifies that trivial acts are not offenses.
- Section 99 of IPC:
- Discusses the limits of the right of private defense.
- Specifies when this right is not available.
- None of these:
- Implies none of the sections mentioned are relevant or correct.
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